Bandai 1/72 X-wing
Well I wanted to do this fun little project a while ago, I actually started this model in early 2020, but I got demotivated so I didn't finish last year, nevertheless, a few weeks ago I found the box, and decided to finally finish it, it looks pretty cool and I really had fun doing it, and that's what matters. I am sorry for those star wars purists 😉
Obviously, it is a fictional scheme based on some references I've found, I decided to use the black stand that comes with the box but deleted it on photoshop.
I hope you like this "PXW-47 Starbolt" hehehe
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Jay Mitchell said on March 5, 2021
I had given some thought to building one similar to this with USAF or ANG decals. Looks very nice,
John Krukowski said on March 5, 2021
Love how the wing insignia splits.
Walt B said on March 5, 2021
That's just freaking awesome! Love a fun nonsensical build that really looks great. I second Johns mention @krukowskijohn on loving how the wing insignia splits! Fun times!
Mike Carter said on March 5, 2021
Love it!
Jose BALLESTER said on March 5, 2021
Hello chaps
Honestly, I'm not fond of "parallel universes what if fantasies", but this one is, in my humble opinion, out of the flock.
Aqui acertaste, chaval !
Andrew H said on March 5, 2021
Nicely done, cool project!
Erik Gjørup said on March 5, 2021
How cool is that? Liked!
Spiros Pendedekas said on March 5, 2021
Love it too, René!
110% cool!
John vd Biggelaar said on March 5, 2021
Great idea and ditto finish, René.
Very nice.
Haslam Yeoman said on March 5, 2021
Seriously good imaginative build.
Robert Royes said on March 5, 2021
I like it! A fun build.
Matt Minnichsoffer said on March 6, 2021
I’ve always wanted to build an X-Wing with WWII warbird markings. This is very cool indeed. Liked!
Terry Schuler said on March 6, 2021
Rene', sometimes you've got to just let loose and have fun with creativity, and you've done that here. Very clever and looks really good.
I've been thinking of doing one super high performance US Navy aircraft that were sent back in time to destroy the German fleet during the battle of Jutland in WW I. You know the Avengers of flight 19, that were found in a barn in England in 1926 !
Greg Kittinger said on March 8, 2021
You know - I'm not a Sci-Fi builder, but THAT is a scheme I can get behind! Well done! Looks like it's been tooling around in heavy atmospheres with all that weathering...